Julia Thomson has been appointed as a partner at Womble Bond Dickinson, aiming to bolster the firm’s social housing and housebuilding sectors.
- Julia Thomson brings 25 years of expertise in advising on complex residential projects and development processes.
- She will lead the social housing team based in the firm’s Leeds office.
- Joining from Ward Hadaway, Thomson is noted for her work in major development sites and regeneration schemes.
- Nigel Emmerson, a leading figure at the firm, expresses excitement at Julia’s appointment, citing her as a recognised expert.
Julia Thomson has joined Womble Bond Dickinson as a partner, with an aim to enhance the firm’s capabilities in the social housing and housebuilding sectors. Her appointment is seen as a strategic move to strengthen the firm’s services across these areas.
With an impressive career spanning 25 years, Thomson has established a reputation for excellence in advising on complex residential projects. Her expertise extends to acquisitions for development and managing various facets of the development process.
At Womble Bond Dickinson, Julia will take the lead of the social housing team at the Leeds office. Her leadership is expected to further cement the firm’s strong position in this sector.
Previously, Julia served as the head of the social housing sector at Ward Hadaway. During her tenure, she led significant projects involving large-scale securitisation for affordable housing providers, the acquisition of major development sites, and national land assembly projects.
Julia’s impact on regeneration schemes across the northeast has earned her recognition as a leading voice in the industry. Her transition to Womble Bond Dickinson is anticipated to contribute significantly to the firm’s growth and service quality.
Nigel Emmerson, the lead partner of the firm’s living sector, expressed his enthusiasm for Julia’s addition to the team. He remarked on her respected status within the social housing and housebuilding sectors in the north of England.
Julia Thomson’s appointment is anticipated to significantly enhance Womble Bond Dickinson’s expertise and impact in the social housing sector.
